# Worldwide Coverage Vagon Streams is available in 19 regions globally, and we are continuously adding new regions. While creating `Streams`, you must choose the location of your `Stream Machines`.

Vagon Streams Region Coverage

According to your selection, `Streams` will orchestrate your `Stream Machines`. Choose the nearest available region for your visitors, and stream your application in the selected region according to your capacity management selection up to your capacity limits. {% hint style="warning" %} Region Coverage selection is important to provide a low latency experience for your visitors. Please be sure that you choose the closest regions according to the physical location of your visitors. {% endhint %} {% hint style="info" %} If you are integrating Streams via Streams API, you can use VagonPinger.js to determine the best region for your users on the client side. {% endhint %} ### Performance Region Availability Performance type availability can vary depending on the region selections. You can see the performance availability for each region from the table below. {% hint style="danger" %} When provisioning Stream Machines via APIs, VagonPinger results must be filtered by regions according to the selected performance type availability, and then request a machine by the related endpoint. {% endhint %} {% hint style="info" %} The performance selection may limit the region coverage selection according to the performance availability in selected regions. Please check the [Coverage](/streams/guides/worldwide-coverage.md) page to learn more about region coverage. {% endhint %}
RegionG1 PerformanceG2 PerformanceG3 Performance
Dublin✅✅⛔
Frankfurt✅✅✅
Stockholm✅✅✅
North Virginia✅✅✅
Oregon✅✅✅
California✅⛔⛔
Ohio✅✅✅
Montreal✅✅✅
Sao Paulo✅✅✅
Cape Town✅⛔⛔
Mumbai✅✅✅
Bahrain✅⛔⛔
Dubai⛔✅✅
Singapore✅✅⛔
Jakarta⛔✅⛔
Tokyo✅✅✅
Hong Kong✅⛔⛔
Seoul✅✅✅
Sydney✅✅✅
Paris*✅⛔✅
Milan*✅⛔⛔
London*✅✅✅
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